LAMPRON, J.
The objection of plaintiffs' counsel that the appraisal was not made after notice or hearing is of no avail. As a matter of fact, he was notified of the time of appraisal and offered the opportunity to accompany the appraiser. As a matter of law, since the agreement did not provide for notice or hearing none was required. Sebree v. Board of Education, 254 Ill. 438; Eliot v. Coulter, 322 Mass. 86.
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